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Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
A Ten Per Cent Cut,

SAN Francisco, May The American
sugar refinery made ten per cent reduc-
ton in the wages of its employees The
reduction IA owing the managers explain,
to the working of the interstate commerce
| bill and the dnllness of the sugar market.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Climax
Addition east, IF Ohio street and south of
18th street, easy Of access and desirable loca-
ton Prices $y75 and $500 One-third cash
balance Oh 6and 13months at per cent. An
drews & Taylor. sole agents, room Hei>er-
man & Ney ers block, opposite county build
ing. 14O-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Lewis T. Moore are now ready to deliver
ice TO the city trade. They are the sole
agents for the Crystal Ice Co.'S pure distilled
water ics. Wagons viii visit all part o. the
city daily between 8 q. m ami II m Par ties
desiring to use this ice can order from tbs
wagons or leave orders At Lewis & Moore 5
ofise, Ia n. Main Telephone Gil
die f
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
For Kent
KnfA.

Business room on North Main: good CON-
mission bouse, large CELLAR. DryBAR Bsos-
ISs u Main. 1883"
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

The Lakeside Eagle steamboat viii be
rs.dy Sunday, Nay ., to accommodate pleas
urs parties, ets., at the old stand. Oak street
bridge. DENNIS & BAILEY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Workingman's opportunity 70 procure q
desirable location for home approached by
street railway from all parts OF the city
terms easy, very little cash to handle this
property; call at Hardy Solomon & Sons,
33i E. Douglas ave- l42tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Russia.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 4-The car.
czarins snd al principal members Of the
imperial household. depart on the 18th in
slant for Nova Tcherkask. capital Of the
Don Cosssck country. The visit is to be
made for the purpose of witnessing the
grand Don Cossack military parade and
fair game, and TO entertain Don Cosssck
notables. Troops are already being dis
patched 20 take position along the line Of
railway to be travelled by the imperial par
ty, sc that the entire route Will be guarded.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Private lnsrrrcs,ons,

A lady about forming select classes In
English branches for children, can accom-
modate limited number Of pupils in pri-
vate house; also will teach class for misses
in History and English Literature. For
particulars address, Teacher Pc t-office
box 909 130-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

& I. Davidson & Co in Citizens sank
building. have plsnfy OF money 70 loan On
short time paper. Borrowers n,1s. furnish
good endorsers or prime real estate, or sp
proved coliassra!s as security. Rate OF In
esrast reasonable i4S-H
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

The largest and iuesr stock Of boots and
shoes ever brought TO the west can be found
at che ackno vile tged headqua, tiers for good
goods at low prices-the W ichita shoe parlor,
cor Main and Firstst 1856
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
To the Public.

Why pay g 600 to a ,0oo for residence
lots when you can buy them in Smithson's
add for $500 and $500 dI35-H
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Saloons and Gambler Must Go.

CHICAGO. Nay 4-Twen,y-th three black
listed saloons were closed by the police
yesterday. The total black liss for the city
stood at twenty seven last evening. Gam
blers will be given until tho 18th ms. &c
close Up,
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Wichita shoe parlor, cor. Main and First,
will allow you per cent. discount on all
cash purchases this week; now Is the time to
save money. 1856
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Welt Welt

S lots on Carey ave. tcornersl on horss cal
line and blocks from motor line; $3.50 each
$50 eash, bal very easy. Room II Biting
block 14S-2t>
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Notice. Contractors,

Builders and others using hardware, build
ing material. house furnishing goods, &c
will find it to their interest to buy at the Oak
Street Hardware Store, COZ E. Oak ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
CHICAGO Lave Stoek.

| CH1cA0o. Nay
,hpmeRts JH lower shipping steers 80 10 1900 lbe:
- N&t4 -: stocke1 and feoders e ts<sA ~: cowA
bulls and mixed q us3 w. bulk g. 156l o. through
Texas castle q 1904 81
Hoxs-Reee4ptS iaA shipu.ann 0N markss
lower. rcuSn as.a mixed 8 00a5 s.; pacb-
In and shipping = a5as Is; Light ~ saSs sk skls
| IS 0D&A slf
Sheep receipts SO8 shipments 9rs market weak:
aatfves q e8r4 49, western IS tOe4 IS Texans Is u
Is tnHuaS 5tG6
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Come and sec what we can do for you this
week. Wichita shoe parlor, cor. Main and
and First 1856
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

First street, are Offering the largest reduc-
lions ever offered before in Wichita; for one
week only. 1896
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Roems Fer Rent

Davidson & Throcknorton have . front
suite OF rooms for ran, IN their building back
Of Manhattan hotel Per terms call at 8. L.
Davidson & Ce's cfsica 14Se
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

You want to call at the office OF Hardy
Solomon Il son, S3I E Douglas ave, and see
the plat OF Rosenthal's 4th add. now sale.
lj2 II
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

East front lots On Strong avenue IN Logan
addition, near the proposed rapid transit
line, fer sale at $3.50 each: IL cash
TosH Z LEONARD,
1857 147 n Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Experienced salesladies at the Enterprise
fancy goods store, 100 Douglas ave.
I4I-4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Order your coal and building material II
Hacker 4 Jacksons ND town Office, with
Dunbar Broa, IL North Main t. 106n
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

City property to trade for stock CT grocer
les or drugs J. X KENYON & Co,
l424 A. l01 s Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
10 the Citizens of wichita and vic:n,s,

Win trade good city property. for first
mortgage paper. Come and see us. K
kennou s. Co, l07 Main ST. ii2-itt
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Hacker & Jackson have opened q coal Of
Ace at Dunbar Bros, 1873 n Main st., where
you can leave orders by telephone for all
Kinds Of coal. 1U-6
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Go to the Wichita shoe parlor and see the
bargains for this week only. 1867
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

kanSAs C3ty Lave Stock.
KANSAS CfSY. Nay l.
Cattle. - Eeeeipn 9Osl, sAipm-aB. 1877: lower
<ood to choice Il NO. Il; common 70 medium s. ~
D D. Sstockers, ~ S,es =; feeding steefA g SOC
81. Gown common choice. q 2SaS D.
dogS keceipR- iH3 shpmean. uNs lower;
eond 70 choice ~ ss IS l2H common - nsdiu
65 ~ 20; skfps and pin - So0A ~.
Sneep.-keceipts ssl: shipmenra, =; nrm
god TO choice IS sSaS IS; common e nedtxn 81 70
g D.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
NosseA.
xAYcR

Noeeco.
Nv property in bleck B. Hodson 4 Stan
GERS ada- is this day withdraw from the
market JAcoB KIxLxY
lSs-its
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

II You have any property you want traded
or exchanged take it to J. r Kennon & Co,
lG7 Main 1424tA
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
IsYesr House for saie7

II 30, give US your lowest price and bess
terms We have calls for such property
Robt Spurgin & Co, real estate. Wichita
Eagle building. H3I
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Big Bargains on Easy Terms

Big Bargains on Easy Terms
Lot on N Market near Oak $256o
Two lots 8. Main, north of Lincoln $50
Six lots on Maple, cor Millwood . 1870
Six lots on Wabash, E. Fronts. EACH. S35
The best lot in Merriman Park. Head
quarters for Ohio ad iition. Also for lots in
Eichholtz addition between the Motor Line
and the City Park.
ONO REAL ESTATE Co
129 e Douglas corner Of Market St
l2S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Office at 10. 3I3 North Market st.

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~ fSS2 <hrs1sr. sesso~sa - AAaUzve0 ansonno
wa Ss@y see - ue ssnse soernD tk-f - sfws0o
x.swnsf AZ e3orn = n Sass tassvev pss-.eg 49,
fwfnG stes - vkAs0 go v>rsuSY
rs< as<tsw ss~-sstr s<efac Ragns<zs ysunG
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1sE1asossee ~ tscmsAaas - s~1.ssnsAn Nru -
CzAs ssRs-Exz5 e kAGS~eR yrun&ns1~S = - .
$500 y Eve = ~~~ <ny 80 - sysas. - go
mno4mntknD
sHenskfns 1Aon~or ts~~. tee<xAss va& 0 49,
ess1 hS<-~<z~ ~ D~stet&s ez-1 texz-v sRRzsy-
~ ~ ~ - prxyrt~s aHA 01sss ps<nex rssnt9<D
e1Sssa.st ~ A. - er4nsss - nAnn1ns rvo8sps ~.
o1s-s sssSsy ssSeArss - 800 q s0snS -
ca tss sossssasasA p 60 As1 o.s - =
eSNss 0~ssHz ue0ASl hooaR snAe~D0~sS ~
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kr.>aAsxfae kssxfa ye Hsp naSossH0
sDdags - .. - s>0a2O - 12e -
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

For sale 80 PEI Rent.
Furniture and hoasohcld goods fsrals and
house for rent at SIS Per nsatA.
TosH 4 LDoNARD.
ASST 147 \. Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05

Climax addition, Andrews & Taylor, sole
agents. liQo OF
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Climax

Climax addition, Andrews & Taylor sole
aveptS l4OL6E
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
Coal.

Take "Canpon Bail Stage" from Cullison
Tor Greenshurg 53H
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-05
81 Leans 0rAaA 40 Provsstena.
%. LoSs, kay

b. LogE. kay
Rbour-Sseafy and Arm.
wheat-H,Gher, Ne. 2rsd cab. siL6sSs sAy 80
<oesA. io<fng at So Suns, s<&Ds4A. cia<iu.
~ July stSSeiS
Cora-H;sn-r. s.AA S0E4 Nay -: June s,<
JAY ysA 0S.4.
osnofirm CASH z,13H. nay. M. Jsre -
Ry>kAsy n So
Lead- rll sfs tiSAAA
Dks-FRm II ~.
Busser-QuicI ami easy; G~enesy 0oa AAsy q
Pork-Oad nsss 81 -. new 81 70.
LAr1-00
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Mrs. CicNrInud's Photographs.

The demand for Mrs. Clcycland's photo.
&r"F!s is rs active as it was at the tiI1c
lna' lady first entered the White House IS
lis mistress. The photographer who per.
%'i"dci her to giYc him Siltings for twenty
1--we negatives last summer has sold over
o1"rO ami is still printing them at the rate
Of 200 Il day. He thinks that when thc
iu}l year of sales is up, 100, 600 Of his pic.
,Hrr' viii be sold. The net profit for the
&r", eight months after the negatives were
taken "aS $1,000, almost as much as the
President received for a years service us
This goes to Mrs. Cleveland, if any. the
photographer omits to mention but a man
Shr"Wd enough to secure the sitting. would
not hv rpt to overlook the matter of caring
tnI 'Hpst of The profits himself.
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has collected the whole OF the 500, 600
needed for the land of the British and
American Young Mems Home in Paris.
She has just sent on the first payment of
$50, 900, which secures the house, and has
still $40 600 to find.
The Cannadian minister of fisheries has
brought TO Ottawa the fishery correspond
cuce. 1t is a bulky volume, covering the
period from 1884 down to very recent
date. Much of the correspondence has
already appeared, and it is only the later
dispatches which are Of public interest at
this time.
The Atlanta Opera House was packed
with distinguished Georgians, who assem-
biCd in mass meeting to protest against the
coercion bill now before the British Par
lament. Governor Gordon left bed of
| sickness to preside over the meeting, and
| was so I'll he had to return home before il
| adjourned.
Speaker Carlisle has just been inter
| viewed in Louisville, Ky. He says that he
| is not candidate for United States Sena.
| ;0r, bnt he would not decline to serve. He
thinks Il tariff reform bill must be framed
by The next House, that the tobacco tax is
likely to be abolished as compromise and
that Blair's bill is a job to dcplete the Treas
| ury.
After recess OF one week the Florida
Senatorial caucus met and resumed
ballOting. The first ballot resulted Perry
Sc, BlOXham 81, Pasco 1S. -Four ballots
were taken without decisive result. Senator
Walk, supporter Of BloXham, moved that
thc Safe executive committee call con
|Cnti0n 10 select Il Senator. The motion
was laid ON the table by vote of 80 to 33
Miss Helene de ROthschild, only daugh
ter OF the late Baron Solomon dc RothS
child, Of Paris, will soon marry Captain
Van SmCsSCir, II young officer of the Bel
. 2ian army. Mile. Helene will ultimatcl,
possess about $40, 900, 900, and has already
f purchased the splendid mansion of the late
Baron Lucicn lIirSch, near the Champ!
ElyScc5, rs the future residence for hcrscl
and her husband.
| While Thomas A. Edison and n number
Of friends were standing on pier at KiS
%imu"c Springs, Florida. the other day
the structure collapsed and all Of the party
r except llr. Edison and Mrs. Gililand, fcl
INTO the water. A number Of residents
! who saw the accident rushed to the rescue
ltr. Edison and Mrs. Gililand saved them
selves by lcUpinG from the crackliug tim
bprS.
, 'Twcniy years ago. says the Cleveland
-. heHolr, "n0 photograph was more otter
seen than that Of President Lincoln sitting
with big book on his knee and his little
son Tad leaning against him and looking al
it with him. The book was then thought
: To be Il bible, but it wasn't. Ii was Ph0tog
rtphcr Brady's picture album, which the
President was examining with his son while
some ladies stood by. The artist begged
The President TO remain quiet, and the pic
q tUrc WIS taken"
- The Hon. George G.. Gorlam. cX-Spcrc-
tHrT Of lhC Republican National Committee
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-F'a-I1Sc-.- 5000
BRIO ABR AC.

Polished lclivcry-CuiIS and collars from
the lauudly.
Where uprightncss is dcsirablc-In tic
ak2ting rink.
Potatoes Dcvcr grow larger than marls..s
in Greenland.
The forests of Scotland furnish zen li.ou-
sand deer annually.
n society for the suppression of societies
for the prevention of things is talked OF.
When is man like brick: Whau Lc
is hard pressed.
Crushed watermelon is the popular shade
among colorcd people.
The turn OF the ''ticd" Starting home
ward after the wedding trip.
Australia has over 10. eco distinct snccics
Of flowers.
10 ga captains ever dreamed of Gorrca~.
ties il the air.
y promising yomg man-Thc fellow
who always says u Will sec You later"
No, sir; | don't hire out to that farmer.
Ills fences are barbCd wire, and can't rc;
minutes rest on en-"
The hurrying man who loses his life by.
Jumping from ferry boat before il hands,
gains nothing iii the long run.
Arc YOU Il Home Rulcr?" was asked of
candidate ut the last election. i voice
answered, "NO, but his wife is"'
The chap who left his landlndr in tbc
lnrch being asked why he changed his board.
ingplace, said il was on account of the
strong flowed her"
DE cnarrcr-mindcdm man totes short strinr
by which he measures de good Qualities -
&c men Whut he meets; bat his own good
pmts he measures wild Cr rlozc line.
We agree with q recent writer that "Tt's
all nonsense to say that eating pies is nm.
healthy" 1T is trying to digest them that
raises the mischief with ones health
"W hat can ever be substitute, John
for the affection of a sstcr?o "WcI s;s
that depends q good deal on whose Sister
it ID.
Johnny, do you know the tenth com.
mandmcnt?" "Ycs'm." "Savit," "C%n', :,
But you just said you knew il, .Johnny' "
Yes m. l kow it when | see it.
The fact that there are twcnty-scyrD l,,n
drcd languages is no consolation 70 = ,,, Innn
when he is Spattcrcd with mud from head
to foot by passing wagon
An exchange wants definition of fine
phrase "hopping mad" a man. wrwnIId
say, lS hopping mad after stepping ON the
point of tack.
An lrishman, watching game Of base
ball, was sent to grass by Il fouI Witch
struck him under the fifth rib. "A fowl
was it? Och, sure, thought it was a mule .
A correspondent wishes us 10 Give IL,
number OF people who would be Iivirm if |
none of them had ever died. We sG,Ii |
take our next vacation to figure if ont
IS it true that when 4 wild lr3o,,.'s mat, |
1 var fol- n ,.sI,
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War Among Rcpubllcans.


w. J. Whippcr, Probate ,Jrrdxe Of this
courtv. was arrested this week EtSnraTs ,I'S
befU9 Trial Justice r. G.. White, Of M,
fort, IN a charge Of official miscondmSM
cOrruI ton in Office, fraud, oppression "
office, preferred by one Thomas c. Scott ~
of his Jwn color who claims that NYhinncr
has, officially and individually, dc.
frauded him. Robert Smalls, $. j. BamD.
field, and number Of other prominent
colored citizens are material witnesses
Whipper was bound over in the sum Of
81 900 TO appear, Messrs. j. T.. Huchtings,
10. A, Scheper and Sammy Green goi1gs
his security. 1t is due to Whipper to say
that he has been the attorney for SmalIs in
the contest against Congressman Elliott
and claims that SmaIls owes him $138 for
services in such capacity and refuses poy.
ment Port hogaI Post. i''
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rIE = \. sorrn cARoLrNA coI I.LReg.
Meeting OF Trustees Last Neutrality-suspicious. Nc
Brydc's Resignation.

The Board of Trustees Of the NSouti
Carolina College held their rcgulars sGLli' Inl;
annual meeting in the College library ;aI t%S'
night There were present Governor Eoot,
ardson, Chief Justice Simpson, Assoc 81 G;
Justices MCGOWAN aud NlcIver, JudgCi,,
monton, cX-Judgc A. G. Haskell, Supeivo
tcndept Rice, Gen. Bratton, RcprcScntatS
Hutson and Col. LipSbomb. PRESIDENT NC
Bryde served the Board wiz me required
six months notice of his lnt"htl0l to re-
sign. There was an animated discussion
on this subject, and the following rcSolu
ton was al last adopted
Res0ired, That this Jp,"T0 mas heard with
regret the notice give, by President Nc.
Brydc under Subdivision 4, Of Chapter >
of the Bylaws, rs We fec satisfied THAI
his resignation will prove to he an inCalcu.
liable loss to the College. We therefore
earnestly hope that some arrangement may
be made by which Or. McBryGc may Ec
induced TO reconsider his proposed rcSign&,
tion.
subsequently Gen. Bratton, Judge Has.
kCll and Superintendent Rice were az
pointed committee to ascertain il ANY
steps can be- taken 10 retain the services Of
President MCi}rydC. The reports Of the
President and prof, SSOrS rs the work of the
College were received and considered. The
recommendations contained in the PrCSi-
dents report WclC adopted. They con
sisted of recommendations of changes il
the curriculum; rs To the requirements fOl
the admission oil students, and rs to the
granting Of degrees.
The Board nc\t considered the admission
of bcnCIiCiHriys, Il matter committed to il
by the recent Act OF Assembly. 4 resolu
tion was adopted III substance stating thai
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THERE are some interesting names
found in the list of the Fiftieth Con-
gress. Curious baptismal names abound.
Among them are Johu, Hilary, Adoni-
ram, Knutc, Cherubusco, Beriah and
Welty. in surnamos the trades are well
represented. There is q Baker, Fisher,
a Weaver, Cooper, Il Mason, Glover,
a Hunter, Miller, Brower, Granger,
a Turner, Taylor and Sawyer. For
the first time i'll years there is no Robin
son in Congress. The colors represented
arc White, Gray ami Brown. There is
only one Hogs among the members.
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Nipt w the Iiud."

Sad to say, many gooI thing mtlir> IA
nlolhlng more than Il fair beginning. On
InG oIlier hand II IS Il matter for congraul.
ltllon Ih9t The growth of some evil things
may nc also promptly frustrated. 4 large
proportion OF the cases Of the most wide.
Sptea,l ana ia'ai OF diseases consumption
nave Their inception in nasal catarrh DR.,
o;Nges Catarrh Remedy is pleasant, sooth.
ing ana clicctuol. Try ii. 1t las cured
thousands. All druggists.
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The Mayor AMI doctors Of Conoycr
will verify the &wlul coudition from
which NJ. iIcNIn"n w@s raised.
J.. =. GO.
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Among other receipts is one for makinp
an Oyster Loaf Now why should idle
ness, even in an oyster, be encouraged.
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I CORD
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blood are conquered, by this powerful puri-
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its potency in curing Tettcr, Rose Rash,
Esoils, G0rbUnCICS, Sore Eyes, ScrOf5'
uI0US Sores and SNellings, Hip
jOint' Disease, white SWcllings,
G9it"C, or ThiCiE Neck, and Enlarged
glands Send ten cents in stamps for u
large treatise, with cOCrCd plates, on Skin
Diseases, or the sunC amount for 4 treatise
on SCrOfHOus Affections.
90 'EEAE 6BAI0OAp FS TBXEi AEEE.'>
Ih0r9ughlY cleanse IL by using Br. Picrcc'a
tGlGcStiOD, u 9nir okla, bMCyamt epir-
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@EGDNISIJNNNDY


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rested and cured by this remedy, if taken be-
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EHr, E"N:E Gung9, Splitting OF
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